SeaSands in the Sun

July 22nd 2009 : Our part of the world was fortunate enough to see the longest solar eclipse - 6min and 39 seconds. We only got to see the end portion of it as we were not located at India nor China. I got pretty excited to see it and Oreja texted me telling me that she could see the eclipse from where she was at. I ran like a fool upstairs, but I didn't have any dark material to look through. My colleague suggested the see-through coloured files and we folded it into 4 and still it wasn't clear enough! Then one genius engineer found a slate of tinted glass - voila! that did the trick! A colleague watching the eclipse On another note: if you're feeling down, nothing gets you back up like chocolate (and a little prayer, ofcourse) My expired M&Ms ..YUM =D (not sure where the orange came from haha)

Woo Hoo got this from Addy The Rules Once you receive this award you are to list seven of your favorite things and then nominate seven other blogs. Seven of my favorite things: 1. My doggies 2. Listening to the radio in the car full blast with Oreja 3. Cracking lame jokes 4. Chatting 5. Spending time with my mates 6. Chocolate 7. Reading Here's my Lucky Number 7: 1. Jerome - A Picture speaks a thousand words. And that is exactly what his blog does! :) 2. Denise - Super talented miss! 3. Rill - I love his take on life and how dead honest he is with himself. 4. Crystal - bella mia ;) 5. YN - love the pics! 6. Summer - my babe! 7. Cher - I miss you piglet!!

For those who would like to know what happened to Oreja and her friends when they failed to return after dark during a hiking trip. Please click here to know the true details. :) Linked to kshern's blog.

What a way to end up in the papers. They didn't even get the facts right~ Bottom line: They didn't get lost, and they hiked there for fun, but it was too late to return, and there was no phone reception to call back home. Glad they're safe and sound! Read on to understand what happened. Guess which one is Oreja ;) (Taken from the Star online ) Monday July 13, 2009 Stranded USM students rescued after 22 hours By ANN TAN GEORGE TOWN: Five Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) students and researchers were stranded for 22 hours in Pantai Kerachut due to heavy rain. The three men and two women, all aged 28, had hiked up a hill and reached Pantai Kerachut at noon on Saturday. However, when they did not return home by night, their worried family members lodged a report at the Teluk Bahang police station. The three researchers and two Master’s degree students were found by a rescue team of volunteers on Monkey Beach at 10am yesterday. They were brought ba

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